Is Facebook Fading?
Thirteen years ago this week, I gave in, and joined Facebook. It was at the urging of an old radio pal, who assured me my fears about Facebook were unfounded…. Read more »
Author Archives: David Carroll
Cord Cutting Confusion
At this stage of my life, I need a challenge. It’s time to take on something most people will never conquer. Sure, I could go the easy route and become… Read more »
Wishful Thinking Out Loud
A good friend of mine who happens to be an Atlanta Falcons fan frequently tells me, “Aim low, and you’ll never be disappointed.” If only I could. As an eternal… Read more »
Don’t Take the Credit
When I talk about my latest book to civic groups, I use a surefire laugh line. The book includes a listing of thousands of famous people who have visited my… Read more »
Beware of COVID testing in the rear
As an avid social media user, I enjoy collecting misspellings, misinterpretations and other mishaps. When I began using them in my columns, the response was encouraging. Many of you began… Read more »
Is America Really Getting Smarter?
If you haven’t visited a school in recent years, you would be amazed at what you’ll find. Most of them, even in rural and low-income areas are awash in technology…. Read more »
The New Generation Gap
The first time I noticed it was in the 1970s. The Generation Gap had arrived at my junior high school. The principal was in his sixties, and he was the… Read more »
What the Doctor Told Me
As we approach the two-year mark of COVID, I sense a lot of confusion. I see two worlds in my own zip code. There’s one in which churchgoers are masked,… Read more »
The Founding Fathers Didn’t See This Coming
Ever do a reboot? I do this when my computer stalls, or when the picture on my TV freezes. I unplug it, plug it back in and let it… Read more »
Peaking Too Early
It’s that awkward time of year. Baseball season ended in November, and I’m not sure when it will resume, as players are locked out while they argue with team owners… Read more »
